Contributions to the comfort of Japanese armed forces here and in North China, ranging from cash to "charm" paper from the Izumo Grand Shrine, have been flooding Japanese official and civic organizations here for the past week, the local Japanese papers reported yesterda Unable to handle the gifts by themselves, the Japanese Consular Police yesterday delegated the task to the Japanese Residents' Corporation.
The contributions will be sent north, to the Japanese forces" in Tientsin, at the first opportunity aboard vessels of the Nisshin Kisen Kaisha.
Included among the gifts were: Fifteen hundred paper "charms" from the Izumo Grand Shrine, Western Japan, contributed by a local devotee: eighty gramophone records from the follower of the Tenrikyo religious sect: A total of Y.70 from the faculty of the Tung Wen College, Hungjao Road; A gift of $30 by Mrs. Yoshikə Tahira, head of the Nagasaki branch of The Society For the Encouragement of True Japanese Spirit Through the Recitation of Poems.
A contribution of $5.10 from school boy was accompanied by a letter which rea
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